The 'Readers' Theatre' writing option (see below) is one my team is interested in completing during Phase 3 (after the Arguments/Editorial Pages are completed). As our team looked at the project's description, we decided that Becky would really like to write the script, and then Kay and I will help her revise and edit. I want to film the digital version. I have some friends who love acting! Of course, I'll have Kay and Becky take a look to offer feedback! Then Kay wants to set up this page so that it looks good. We all want to do something for each of the projects, so they truly are collaborative!
● Readers’ Theatre: This writing will take a fictional look at the topic you’ve chosen. How does your topic affect individuals and/or society? You’ll create a cast of characters and tell their story through text. You’ll want to have at least one character and at least one narrator to help tell the story. Your stance should come out loud and clear. When writing a reader’s theatre, there are no costumes, sets, or props--only text. Find some friends to perform your readers’ theatre, and include the typed and digital versions on your wiki page.
'Readers' Theatre' is just one of the writing choices you'll have. See the attached document below for all of the writing opportunities you'll have!
● Readers’ Theatre: This writing will take a fictional look at the topic you’ve chosen. How does your topic affect individuals and/or society? You’ll create a cast of characters and tell their story through text. You’ll want to have at least one character and at least one narrator to help tell the story. Your stance should come out loud and clear. When writing a reader’s theatre, there are no costumes, sets, or props--only text. Find some friends to perform your readers’ theatre, and include the typed and digital versions on your wiki page.
'Readers' Theatre' is just one of the writing choices you'll have. See the attached document below for all of the writing opportunities you'll have!